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Regional smart grids and small-scale technologies are critical to tackling electrcity grid capacity challenges, writes Siemens' Carl Ennis

The UK in a unique position to learn from the successes and failures of the EU's carbon market, taking what works and tweaking what doesn't, writes EcoAct's Chimdi Obienu

New intiative aims to create domino effect where decarbonising firms commit to accelerating emissions reduction efforts among their leading suppliers

Rather than 'greenhushing', now is the time for firms to be even bolder in their support for the net zero economy, Forum for the Future's chief executive Sally Uren tells BusinessGreen

The BRICS group of nations is an alliance between emerging economies initially formed in 2006 by Russia, China, India, and, Brazil, and joined four years later by South Africa.

Former Commissioner of Education Jason Glass said earlier this year that the state is short of 1,500 to 2,000 teachers on any given day and down 11,000 teachers annually.

Adapting to extreme heat requires a vision and incremental implementation through nature positive design - and we cannot afford to shy away from this challenge, writes Arup's Dima Zogheib

The drought that has led to queues of cargo ships at the Panama Canal is the latest in a string of developments that highlight how climate impacts are fuelling inflation

Reducing PCFs is central to winning the climate battle, and there are several compelling reasons for businesses to lead the way, writes Made in Britain's Chris Harrop

The United States has had nearly 500 mass shootings this year alone, as they speed towards a new record, however, residents of poor neighborhoods complain that gun violence in their communities is ignored.